Construction Labor Churn at Historic Lows in November
Construction hiring and firing came to a near-halt in November 2024, but both are anticipated to pick back up in the new year.
Nonresidential Construction Spending Dips 0.1% in November, Flat Year Over Year
While construction spending was down in November, its impact was negligible, and contractors remain optimistic with deregulation and tax cuts on the horizon.
Monthly Construction Input Prices Unchanged in November
Construction input prices hold steady at year's end, spurring confidence for 2025 among contractors.
Top Three Impacts on Your Project’s Critical-Path Method Scheduling
Getting your priorities straight is wise advice to follow, especially when working under the constraints of a construction project schedule and budget.
Beyond the Hammer: A Fresh Approach to Leadership, Culture and Building High Performance Teams
Beyond the Hammer: A Fresh Approach to Leadership, Culture, and Building High Performance Teams
By Brian Gottleib
Construction Backlog Indicator Holds Steady in November, Contractor Confidence Surges
Contractor confidence remains on an uptick as the construction backlog indicator remains consistent.
Recession No More: 2025 Construction Economic Forecast Yields Positive Outlook
No recession in 2025? Anirban Basu seems optimistic about the state of the construction economy at year's end.
News Briefs: December 2024
The evolution of the equipment finance industry and the decline of college enrollment.
